Shop every Meridian Trench in one place. The Trench (4 | 3 | 0 | 4) is a very overstable approach disc. Compare Borealis, Marbled Clarus, Marbled Graphite, Soft Borealis, and Starry Slate plastic and pick your exact disc from live inventory.
The Trench is Meridian's extremely overstable, flat-top approach disc. It won't turn over when you put power on it and finishes with a strong, dependable fade, so it's perfect for forehand approaches, windy upshots and spike hyzers. Browse our live inventory below, shop the rest of our approach disc collection, and explore the full Meridian Discs Collection to complete your bag.
Understanding the Flight Dynamics
With flight numbers of 4 | 3 | 0 | 4, the Trench delivers a short, controlled flight that resists turn and finishes with a strong, aggressive fade. It's a flat-top, beadless approach disc, 21.2 cm across and 1.7 cm tall with a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.3 cm rim width.
Speed
Glide
Turn
Fade
4
3
0
4
What the Trench brings to your bag:
Torque Resistance: Exceptional torque resistance and wind performance.
Minimal Glide: Short, controlled placement shots that don't sail long.
Strong Fade: A strong, aggressive fade with reliable ground play.
Choose the Right Trench Plastic
Each plastic and run offers a different feel and look. Compare your options:
Marbled Clarus Trench - Firm Marbled Clarus plastic, the most overstable and durable Trench.
Borealis Trench - Borealis glow plastic, firm with glow flecks.
Marbled Graphite Trench - Grippy Marbled Graphite plastic that beats in to straighter utility lines.
Soft Borealis Trench - The softer pink Borealis glow blend with a little more flex.
How the Trench Plays on the Course
The Trench is the utility approach disc in Meridian's lineup. It's not trying to float or hold neutral lines. It's made for controlled overstability, predictable fade and reliable performance in demanding situations. When you need a disc that will not turn over under power, the Trench is built for the job.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Meridian Trench
Which Trench plastic should I get?
Marbled Clarus is the most overstable and durable. Marbled Graphite is grippy and beats in to straighter lines, Borealis and Soft Borealis glow, and Starry Slate is Mason Ford's grippy, puddle-topped Tour Series run.
Who should throw the Trench?
Intermediate and advanced players will rely on it for forehand approaches, wind play, and utility shots, while developing players can use it as a dependable overstable option.
What is the Trench?
The Trench is an extremely overstable approach disc designed for precision, torque resistance, and reliable finishes in demanding situations.
